Beef ‘O’ Brady’s

Crowded, no available tables. We move to an area where others are seated then we are asked to move to a small corner. No interest by staff other than making our group (6) move to a corner, after allowing us to sit down, they never provided service. The waitress that wanted us to move, sat at a table with her friends the entire time. Wow. Unbelievable.

Worst time ever for the second weekend. Had a great time at this place last year for the steelers game on Sunday. This year the service is awful. Waited 40 minutes for appetizer then when our wings was brought out they was wrong. Instead of get we will get them out as soon as we can we got why don’t you eat them they will talk a long time to get them right.

Went with the girls and only had an appetizer, but our waitress was GREAT! Atmosphere was pretty laid back, they were able to accommodate our wild bunch and the fried pickles were sooooo good!

Everything we ordered was delicious! The nacho’s meat was juicy and tender, lots of cheese and toppings. Burger was gigantic and prepared to perfection. Our server Lexis was friendly and expedient with our order. I recommend this restaurant.

As a fan of out of town cafes/​bistros/​oddly named cheap restaurants, Beef O’ Brady’s sounds somewhat suave. The name is reminiscent of my fifth grade experience with a large boy named Brady. Having digestive issues, he often defecated in class during lecture. Taking classroom craps monthly earned him the nickname Beefy Butt Brady. Needless to say, Beef O’ Brady’s brings back some great memories. Arriving at a place formerly called Beef O’ Ballsack in Lexington, I was not optimistic but decided to give it a chance. Upon entering I was impressed with the number of television sets within the facility and was happy that they were numbered so I wouldn’t forget which TV I was looking at. This made watching women’s UFC even more enjoyable. Beyond the atmosphere, the food was tantalizing. I ordered the medium wings and was tickled to see that the size met my standards and the taste stimulated my upper canines. Granted, the meat was probably frozen and bought from the local Kroger. My associate Kelean Cordovan was impressed with his meal as well and was quoted as saying, «Nothing’s really special about this place. They did play my jam though (1000 miles by Vanessa Carlton)». Speaking of music, I had to knock off a star for the cacophony of radio music, live band, and karaōke. If seizures could be caused by sounds, audio epileptic persons would not enjoy this facility. In conclusion, if you enjoy women beating each other up, frozen hot wings, and musical gang bangs, you will love Beef O’ Brady’s.
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Beef O’Brady’s had a nice atmosphere and the food was decent although it did not stand out from other mid-​range restaurants. The wait time on food is awful. When I went they were not busy and it still took a long time for our food to come out. The best aspect of this restaurant is that is a family family sports bar with a great wait staff that are extremely nice.
I recommend Beef O’Brady’s, however if you are looking for original food I would go someplace else.

Food was what one can probably expect in a place like this. Nothing special, simply close to eatable.
The issue was the service and the wait time. Service close to inattentive, not showing much interest in the customer.
And wait time was horrible: 20 minutes for an ice tea from order to delivery, a good hour for a burger and some wings to come out.
Can’t think of a single reason to go there again.

Nice atmosphere, food was not great, service was lacking. Waitress apologized for late appetizer and late food. Waitress never refilled our drinks nor came back to see how the food was.
Trivia night was entertaining. Nice family pub but focus is not on preparing tasty food nor service as evidenced by multiple waitresses apologizing for delays.
Could be a better family pub. I’ve known the owner and founder of Beef O’Bradys, Jim Melody for over 18yrs and this franchise is currently below standard… but can improve.

I tell Ya. I had great service. This was my first time coming here. The bartender really took the time out with me to ensure I knew all the specials. That was so sweet and professional. Her name is Faith. She is really awesome and I can tell she cares about her customers! Great Job Faith!!! I will be back!!!

TRASHY. the whole staff is trashy. an old man in a cowboy hat comes up behind one of the younger waitresses on shift and starts kissing up on her neck and what not. it’s really gross there which is sad because it’s a pretty big place

Great food and sports tv! My favorite is fish! They have a lot of great events like specials for holidays, car shows, and more but that is all I’ve been a part of.

There’s not much of a nightlife in Elizabethtown, and hearing this was a chain was kind of turn off, but ended up having fun here. It always a good sign when you’re hanging with the locals. Rolled in around 6pm on a Thursday and grabbed a spot at the bar. The bartender was really cool. The juke box only sucked part of the time, and this place closed at 11pm. In bed early = no hang over. Score!

Not good today. Very little sauce on the wings. Charged extra for the blue cheese that was supposed to come with the wings. I reduced my tip because of this. It brought it to their attention but it wasn’t corrected. Waitress and cook were showing they don’t care about doing a good job. We’ve eaten here before and had a few minor problems that were corrected but today you could tell that they didn’t care.

Went here once with extended family (7 of us). Service was average. Food was okay. Not much to say other than A-​OK.

Meh… the bartenders work hard (and seem like genuinely nice folks), but this place has a generally loud and offensive bunch of mouth-​breathing regulars in the bar that never get told to shut the hell up or go the hell home, even when they’re totally over the line. (Complete with the weirdo loudmouth who brings his own one litre of Mountain Dew and orders a pitcher of beer at a time). It is not at all unusual to hear racial epithets (and, no, I’m not referring to the «kinder, gentler» ones that it’s apparently now ok to joke about **vomits repeatedly**) shouted across the bar area in any given happy hour. I assume the bartenders serve as bouncers (which is unfair — and indicates that they’re definitely overworked), but I’ve never seen anyone asked to leave, despite having to hide in the bathroom to escape from gropey drunken creeps on more than one day. Their regulars need genetic testing. Seriously. And yet this place is billed as a «family restaurant.»
The food is — meh. Greasy and generally gross bar food. Salt is certainly the only seasoning. But I suppose that’s kinda what you’re looking for when you drive up.
Service is good — they’re really trying — to the degree that they take nonsense from people who should be shown the door.
If you’re gonna bring the kids, make sure you’re in a booth and ready to explain overheard words…

Food was good and service was good.
Nothing that I could say was over the top.
However, I ordered the Big Fish salad and it WAS a BIG fish :)
I was definitely full by the time I was done that I actually couldn’t finish the whole thing.
My other half ordered the Philly Cheese steak. He said it was average.
We each ordered the specialty limeade. I had mango and he had strawberry. The limeade definitely has a bite to it but my mango one was disappointing. The strawberry limeade was a good mix.
I would consider going back again.

Just okay… decent wings, average service, no diet caffeine-​free drinks and the water tasted like it was dipped from a pond. That is important to me because I am alergic to caffeine.